matrix07012 @matrix@gameliberty.club

@Elliptica @sjw
Yeah I think that proves him. I can't figure out where exactly the 2.5x comes from however it makes sense because natural gas can't be compressed as much as propane, so the energy per volume is smaller.
With electric there could be a difference on "cold start" because the surface itself might have a different thermal mass. Also did you use the "quick boil" 3kW burner or the smaller ones on the electric stove?

@Elliptica @sjw He is a bit.
I dunno why you have different experience. When you tried electric, was it a portable one or a regular cooktop? The portable ones are weaker in US because 120V. Maybe you have an older "less ecological" stove.

@vriska @moth_ball @Moon
Ok, those are complete retards

@vriska @moth_ball @Moon Literally nobody argues that (hopefully, internet always surprises).
They are usually arguing that intersex is a developmental conditions, not a new sex or some spectrum.

"Capitalism bad." - Linus Sebastian, renowned capitalist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKF5GtBIxpM

@Elliptica @sjw 40:36 in the video

@sjw The large inertia also isn't a problem on induction cooktops

@sjw Obviously also depends on the stove how fine the controls actually are

@sjw Yeah, but that's because your adjustments are delayed so you basically have to predict them

Such a shit precanned response

@sjw I think that's more related to the thermal inertia instead of the cycling but I guess so